Congorilla Trailer

Congorilla Trailer (1932)

"Tearing Through the Barriers of an Empire of Death" 07 August 1932 Factual 67 mins

The first sound movie made entirely in Africa, Congorilla premiered in 1932 and permitted audiences to hear what they had only been able to see during previous safari films. Martin and Osa Johnson began in Kenya and Tanzania before moving to Uganda and the Congo Basin (Zaire). Along the way they filmed Zebra in the Serengeti, charging Rhinos in the Northern Frontier District (Southern Somalia), and recorded exciting encounters with Crocodiles and Hippos as they went down the Nile. The latter part of the film is devoted to the 7 months the filmmakers spent in the Ituri Forest with the Mbuti people as they captured village life despite the humidity, which caused batteries to deteriorate, wires and connections to erode, and mildew to form on camera cases.

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Cast

Osa Johnson

as Herself

Crew

Osa Johnson

Osa Johnson Producer

International Titles

Congorila Trailer

Adventures Among the Big Apes and Little People of Central Africa Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 07 August 1932

Production Companies

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